Sam F. Park began his life-long love of comics when he was 4 years old, drawing Superman with his 7-year-old cousin, future-superstar Marvel and DC comic-book artist Kerry Gammill. Park eventually went on to teach art while producing some of the largest pop culture conventions in Texas, which led to his working and becoming friends with many of the top creative people in the film and comic book industries.

Moving to Los Angeles in the late 1980s to pursue a screenwriting career, Park got involved in the promotional activities for a number of independent feature films, including "The Halfway House" and "Death's Door". His clever PR work on those two pictures was instrumental in landing both of them lucrative distribution deals.

Besides his association with CinemaGraphix, Park still works as a motion-picture scriptwriter, comic-book writer, and movie producer. His latest screenplay is a horror film for Hyperion Pictures.